crimzontearz wrote...
yours maybe, not mineBrovikk Rasputin wrote...
They did finish Shepard's story..
Modifié par Ticonderoga117, 17 décembre 2012 - 04:14 .
dude at this point I would take canon word of godTiconderoga117 wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
yours maybe, not mineBrovikk Rasputin wrote...
They did finish Shepard's story..
Still stuck under rubble too. Sure would've been nice if there was a single slide at least showing Shepard getting out and what have you, but NOPE. Take it on speculation that Shepard can survive a huge explosion with nothing but a nihilistic attitude.
crimzontearz wrote...
dude at this point I would take canon word of god
But I am told it is too much to ask
Seival wrote...
(1) ME3 has less flaws than any game ever developed.
(2) Shepard's story is over. Community has to deal with it.
I'd still take it...really I want to be able to allow myself to love this series again THAT muchTiconderoga117 wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
dude at this point I would take canon word of god
But I am told it is too much to ask
Nuts to that. That kind of thing is how good reporters die so that shoe-horned IGN employees can get a cut of the action.
Ticonderoga117 wrote...
Still stuck under rubble too. Sure would've been nice if there was a single slide at least showing Shepard getting out and what have you, but NOPE. Take it on speculation that Shepard can survive a huge explosion with nothing but a nihilistic attitude.
Why? Look the three outcomes (Refuse is apparently game over) are pretty clear:crimzontearz wrote...
yours maybe, not mineBrovikk Rasputin wrote...
They did finish Shepard's story..3DandBeyond wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
I sincerely do not care if he returns or not
That is definitely not my concern
Nor do I. However, until they actually end Shepard's story, any new story will seem incredibly hollow. I'd really just love to see Bioware make one ending canon and watch the reaction of those staunch supporters (it's Bioware's story, deal with it) try to back pedal and retcon all that they've said on here. It'd be cool to see them make Destroy or even Refuse canon and then see those that think Refuse is just giving up try to deal with that. Ending haters will take a back seat to beginning haters in hiding.
Seival wrote...
(1) ME3 has less flaws than any game ever developed.
(2) Shepard's story is over. Community has to deal with it.
Killdren88 wrote...
People only want Shep back because he got screwed over in the end. If Shep got a better deal in the end we would probably not see such a large desire for shep to come back.
Uncle Jo wrote...
Why? Look the three outcomes (Refuse is apparently game over) are pretty clear:crimzontearz wrote...
yours maybe, not mineBrovikk Rasputin wrote...
They did finish Shepard's story..3DandBeyond wrote...
crimzontearz wrote...
I sincerely do not care if he returns or not
That is definitely not my concern
Nor do I. However, until they actually end Shepard's story, any new story will seem incredibly hollow. I'd really just love to see Bioware make one ending canon and watch the reaction of those staunch supporters (it's Bioware's story, deal with it) try to back pedal and retcon all that they've said on here. It'd be cool to see them make Destroy or even Refuse canon and then see those that think Refuse is just giving up try to deal with that. Ending haters will take a back seat to beginning haters in hiding.
- Blue circuits.
- Green atoms.
- Red minced meat.
Where is the lack of closure?
Applepie_Svk wrote...
Seival wrote...
(1) ME3 has less flaws than any game ever developed.
(2) Shepard's story is over. Community has to deal with it.
David7204 wrote...
No it won't. Look, the fanbase is stupid. 99% of suggestions I've seen here would make the game worse.
HYR 2.0 wrote...
David7204 wrote...
No it won't. Look, the fanbase is stupid. 99% of suggestions I've seen here would make the game worse.
OP is a prime example.
JakeMacDon wrote...
The title of this thread makes me laugh.
If fanbases determined anything, Firefly and Farscape would still be on the air, the Star Wars prequels wouldn't have sucked mighty, mighty balls, and ME3 would have had a remade "Priority Earth", "full romance" and "happy ending" DLC by now.
Conversely, fanbases also gave the world the massive piles of bilious excremental garbage called Twilight, middle-aged men who play with ponies, and cancerous Talimancers.
Ultimately, creators of anything (unless they're doing it on commission, of course) listen only for the sounds of our wallets opening/closing, and our opinions mean precisely nothing to the so-called "creative process".
The fans will not determine anything about ME4 except how much or little revenue it generates for EA.
It is nice, however, that some optimism is left in BSN, misplaced though it is.
JakeMacDon wrote...
The title of this thread makes me laugh.
If fanbases determined anything, Firefly and Farscape would still be on the air, the Star Wars prequels wouldn't have sucked mighty, mighty balls, and ME3 would have had a remade "Priority Earth", "full romance" and "happy ending" DLC by now.
Conversely, fanbases also gave the world the massive piles of bilious excremental garbage called Twilight, middle-aged men who play with ponies, and cancerous Talimancers.
Ultimately, creators of anything (unless they're doing it on commission, of course) listen only for the sounds of our wallets opening/closing, and our opinions mean precisely nothing to the so-called "creative process".
The fans will not determine anything about ME4 except how much or little revenue it generates for EA.
It is nice, however, that some optimism is left in BSN, misplaced though it is.
Kroitz wrote...
JakeMacDon wrote...
The title of this thread makes me laugh.
If fanbases determined anything, Firefly and Farscape would still be on the air, the Star Wars prequels wouldn't have sucked mighty, mighty balls, and ME3 would have had a remade "Priority Earth", "full romance" and "happy ending" DLC by now.
Conversely, fanbases also gave the world the massive piles of bilious excremental garbage called Twilight, middle-aged men who play with ponies, and cancerous Talimancers.
Ultimately, creators of anything (unless they're doing it on commission, of course) listen only for the sounds of our wallets opening/closing, and our opinions mean precisely nothing to the so-called "creative process".
The fans will not determine anything about ME4 except how much or little revenue it generates for EA.
It is nice, however, that some optimism is left in BSN, misplaced though it is.
Finally someone who got clarity without any DLC.
Black and white? The endings are black and white? Are you for real?chidingewe8036 wrote...
and YES IT IS THAT BLACK AND WHITE
Sauruz wrote...
Black and white? The endings are black and white? Are you for real?chidingewe8036 wrote...
and YES IT IS THAT BLACK AND WHITE
Pedrak wrote...
David7204 wrote...
It isn't hero-warship. Fans liking characters is a great thing.
Fans claiming they wouldn't play another ME game, regardless of its quality, if it didn't feature Shepard (and there are plenty), strikes me as a form of worshipping / obsession for the character. Nothing wrong with that, I guess, but it goes beyond merely "liking" a character.
Seival wrote...
(1) ME3 has less flaws than any game ever developed.
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